My husband's family owns over 200 acres, and various places have names. This is how I'm supposed to know about where my husband is when he's doing something.
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| Grandma's old house. This is the original farmhouse. It was built with slave labor. |
1. The field beside Grandma's old house.
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| The field beside Grandma's old house. |
2. The field in front of Grandma's old house.
3. The field in front of Mom's house.
4. The triangle field.
5. The field in front of the old house.
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| The cut field is the "field in front of the old house." The old house is not visible in this photo. This is from the rear of the field. |
6. The big field.
7. The field behind the little green house.
8. The bottom.
9. The pond.
10. Graveyard hill.
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| There's a graveyard up near the tree line. |
11. The shed.
12. Mom's.
13. The glen in front of our house.
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All those beautiful rolling, green hills. I love the scenery of the Virginia countryside.
ReplyDeleteWow. I have the yard, the front yard, the garden and the clothesline.
ReplyDeleteI love the place names.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a lot of names to remember! The places are sure beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love grandma’s house! It’s one of the most beautiful homes in Botetourt!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are lovely, and the names are charming.
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